The daily pioneer. [volume], October 29, 1903, Image 3

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We mix paints toorder. Jones 6
L. H. Bailey was at Blackduck
OH business last night.
Plain and fancy china and
glassware. The Fair. 159-6-i
W. H. Roberts went to Black
duck on business last night.
'Twill be better to take Mark's
Lung Balsam than to wish you
had.
J. E. McCaffrey, of Pembina,
N. D., is the guest of J. Good
man.
Shoes and rubbers at a big
discount at the Golden Rule
Store 161-61
Sheriff Bailey was at East
Grand Porks on official business
yesterday.
Furnished rooms for rent over
the Boyer building. Inquire
upstairs. 54-tf
Two chimney sweeps of the
grimiest type were doing the
town yesterday.
Twenty-five per cent discount
on all dry goods at the Golden
Rule Store. 161-64
Felix' Fouraet, the Crookston
liquor salesman, is calling on the
trade in Bemidji today.
Short mill wood for sale. $2
per load, delivered. Crookston
Lumber Company. 113-tf
G. W. Campbell made a brief
visit to Cass Lake yesterday
afternoon on legal business.
George McCrea, superintend
ent of the Backus-Brooks Lum
ber Co.'s interests, is in the city.
A serious cutting affrayA
big cut, a little cut, and all kinds
of cuts cured by Mark's Car
bolic Salve.
A. W. McClelland, of Wadena,
is soon to open up a billiard par
lor in connection with the Mark
ham hotel.
There is a time for all things,
so it is said. Mark's Sars,a^arilla
is a good blood purifier "at any
time and every time.
EYES
C. J. Larson, eye specialist, dur
ing the next two days acuity
Hotel. 160
DR. FOSTER
DENTIST
MICKS BRICK BLOCK, BEMIDJI, MINN.
Bemidji
llemnttie
Gompaoy
Our shelves are loaded with
new goods, and our prices as
low as any in the city.
Fancy Standard Tomatoes
per can
12 l-2c
Fancy Preserved Strawberries
per can
20c
Strictly Fresh Eggs
per dozen
22c
Dunham's Cocoanut
per pound
20c
Granulated Sugar
IS pounds for
"We are giving with each
purchase of SI worth of Canned
Goods a fancy dustpan.
Don't fail to get one of these
before they are all taken.
Apples at $3.25 per barrel at
bangle's. 162-64
J. R. Orringer is down from
Nebish today.
If you want to rent a house
call on E. J. Willits 127-tf
The seat sale for "What Hap
pened to Jones" opened at Bar
ker's this morning.
Good mixed candy 10 cents
peu pound. The Fair. 159-64
E. E. McDonald has been ap
pointed village attorney of the
village of Kalliher.
We are making bargain prices
on granite ware. The Fair. 159-64
A. E. Knott, the Minneapolis
tobacconist, is in the city today,
calling on the tobacco trade.
The Beniidji Employment office
shipped twelve men to Nelson &
Frye at Akely this morning.
A fine line of decorated crock
ery at below cost at the Golden
Rule Store. 161-64
George Williams, of Thief
River Falls, is in the city for a
visit with his brother, Martin
Williams.
A lot of men's underwear at
25 per cent off at the Golden
Rule Storey 161-64
A valuable work horse, the
property of Wes. Wright, ate too
much last night and this morn
ing its spirit fled.
Ella M. Webster and Everett
Ade completed final proof on
timber claims before Clerk of
Court Rhoda this morning.
A pretty face and a beautiful
complexion always appear after
using Mark's Sarsaparilla.
Wm. Weetman's bowling alley
will soon be the scene of a match
between clubs from this city and
Grand Rapids. Arrangements
are pending at present.
A swell line of purses, pocket
books, bill books and chattlelam
bags worth 15 cents to $2 for
'8
from cents
Fair.
The Taller
Examined
Free by Dr.
to $1.25 The
159-64
Mercantile com
pany, who have stores in
towns in this section of the coun-.
ber company at Nebish, is in the|
city today returning from a trip
to Red Lake Falls.
The Good Samaritans willhnve
a meeting tomorrow night. Every
Mr. Loftfield was formerly en
gaged in the real estate business
here, but recently disposed of
his interests and decided to re
move from the city. The family
have many Bemidji friends.
A. T. Wheelock has a new tish
storv. He will gladly tell it to
Mr. Blocker intends look up a
timbe
clai
befor
Bemidj i an
wil
severeL|gee tenpalefaces go through the
which makes them ([l(
try, are soon to open for business weavess
at Kalliher.
Archie Higgins, who is em
ployed by the Thief River Lum-
(s
i
O. H. Maish and Ole Lokken)
two homesteaders who live north
of Blackduck, were in the citv
thL a mornino andsai
er
Coming Here
plen
jthre
member should make it a point
to be present as the sessions of
the order are always enjoyable.
The school board is consider-! Sunday,
ing the project of buying St. Phil-1 The Rev. Mrs. Ted Smith has
lip's Catholic church. The dis- 'completed her labors for the
trict will need more room in the Spiritualistic socity at St. Hilaire
near future and as the building ail
Oar. of New York apples just Rev. T. Bloom field yesterday]
received at Nangle's. 162-64 evening at the Baptist parsonage
The Red'Lake Ti^n9portetioQjPerformed the ceremoney that
company will open two camps at I raade Mark Whiting
Mis's
Nebish in the near future. Maggie Day
man****
tha
tiful in their section
of the country.
The football team has added
ne
me
an
-s a
is for sale at a bargain it may be endeavoring to arouse interest in
bought. spiritualism.
G. Loftfield and family, who! T. P. Maltrud, treasurer of the
have been residents of Bemidji town of Turtle River is transact-
for some time past, left this ji
business at the court house
morning for Minneapolis, where today. Mr. Maltrud is soon to
they will make their futurehome. ope
al
mrtie
gam
havin some very profitablei practice
meetings. They will be in much
better form than they were last
present at Crookston,
a saloon at the new town
of Buena Vista.
The payment of taxes at the
county treasurer'sofrlce has been
very brisk the past few days.
Saturday is the last day of grace
All real estate taxes remaining
unpaid at*that time will carry an
'added penalty of ten per cent.
AVord was received yesterday
from Rev. J. P. McLeod,whowas
to make a pur- called to Elbow Lake the first o'f
chase means com- the week, that he would return
inof to a store'
where TOU will 1 tonight and that the usual ser
getwhat'you want vices would be held in the Pros
at the price von I i
can afford to pay, bytenan church on Sunday.
It means complete
ri
and entire satis-
stvles. Each ar-1,
tide has its own
an
Potter,hunter,T..knowe the well
faction. We have Lake Geori
Fathered a su
perb collection of city yesterday. Mr Potter is
Silverware and just returning from North Da
watches in the
verv latest andiKOtft-,"wheremhe had beern working
most pleasing| with
twso
tim
3
hom
particularitcharm,
its own o-ood qual
ityr
and its own
season bit game.
fi]
I
fo the o)e
Mms all fall, and is
P1-
lieal
^and
im
and wife. Both
fro
wl
wher
ta
ane
any of his friends who are inter- Mediatgly go to housekeeping.
ested. James J. Severson and family
Great bargains on our five andf&ro ao-\v comfortably domiciled
ten cent counters continue all the
time: The Fair. 159-64
Dr. Marc-am is having office
rooms tilted up over the Bemidji
Mercantile Co.'s in the Swed
back block.
G| T. Qualley, of Northome,
and,). Van Workman, of Black
duck, were arrivals at the Mark
ham this morning.
Pants, overalls, shirts, suspen
ders, gloves, socks, etc., at rock
bottom prices. The Fair. 159-64
George Primrose, advancing
Alexander Bros.' Minstrels, who
are anxious for a time at the
local house, is in the city today.
Dr. Tuomj' will have office
rooms over the new First Na
tional bank building and expects
to occupy them the first of next
week.
A. E. Winter has received his
household goods from Wisconsin
and has occupied a house at the
corner of Dewey avenue and
Tenth street.
E. A. Engebretson, of Fargo,
representing the Northwestern
Mortgage Security company, who
is an old friend of County Auditor
Sylvester, is in the city today.
Call on A. E. Winter the lead
ing jeweler for up-to-date goods.
Next door to First National
bank. 162-tf-
Wm. Blocker is at Kelliher to
day calling on his customers.
on Beltrami avenue in the house
formerly occupied by Judge
Spooner. Since coming here
from Superior some two months
ago Mr. Severson has succeeded
in establishing a very nice bus
iness in ladies furnishings and
millinery.
The north bound M. & I. pass
enger last night struck a bull on
the track a short distance this
side of Brainerd. The engine
was derailed and some inconveni
ence occasioned. The animal's
hind quarters were almost com
pletely severed but it still lived
and the train crew put it to death
with a coal pick.
"What Happened
_,
Press reports say they are truly
marvelous creations of Parisian
modistes^ Miss Delmar'sgowns
alone represent an output goner
ally used to costume whole
company. Such things always
interest the ladies.
Conductor C. M. Brvaut, who'
Rapids, to arrange for bonds for
his appearance before the grand
jury. Details will be adjusted at I
son.
returning to
be absent some
time.
The full membership of Be
niidji- tribe of Red Men is re
quested to be on hand tonight to
Protective Game Club.
Had Quit Better Jobs.
Deputy Sheriff John Bailey is
telling a good story at the ex
pense of bis wife. A short time
ago one of the prisoners at the
jail was sent to Mr. Bailey's
Lome to do some, work about the
place and Mrs. Bailey took oc
casion to criticise the manner in
which tie did it. The prisoner
stood the criticism ,for a while
and finally turned with the re
mark: "Looka here, madam,
quit your kicking. l*ve quit bet
tor jobs than ever this was." It
was too good to keep and Mrs.
Bailey relished the joke just is
much as anybody. It's a Whopper.
A. E, Winter, the jeweler, this
morning installed one of the
largest and finest safes overseen
in Bemidji. The safe is a beauti
ful gray tinted thing standing
full six feet in height and weigh
ing 460Qd pounds. It is air tight
1
al
The ladies of Bemidji will be
greatly interested in the gowns,
worn by the lady members of the STRAYED Dae red cow. one
spotted steer, one red steer.
t,
.Tone..
had his preliminary hearing on a TO TRADE Two teams, har-
charge of assault at Cass .Lake! ness, wagons and sleighs for
this morning, arrived in the city
this afternoon with his attorney.
of Kelliher is taken in a manner
worthy of a sportsman. There i
are said to be more deer in the
vicinity of Kelliher this season I
than enywhere in this section of WANTED
the state.
Want Column
Advertisement* Inserted under this
heading forgone cent a word each in
sertion, advance no advertisement
accepted for less than fifteen cents
FOR SALE Buffalo overcoat.
C. C. Folkers.
A
Al have horns
Cal
a
tlli
cord wood,
dray line!
Senator C.C. McCarthy of Grand I WANTED Purchasers for old
papers. Ten cents a hundred.
Pioneer office.
W
once. The bondsmen will beJSd Nothing docs it like a
Warren, Sam Sutte and Ed Lee-
Kelliher has a protective game \\TEI) Track"
club. The members are Eli and
B. N. Hobson, A. H. Harris, II.
A. Marshall, G. W. Smith and E.
E. McDonald, and all have re
cently secured the necessary
license to shoot big game. The
object of the club is to protect
the members from death or dis
aster at the hands of the inex
perienced hunter and also to see
-^mtriTv.~
that ail game taken in the vicinity
sen,
fl^P^e5
was in thn giving the people of Bemidji a
thoroughly up-to-date jewelry
store.
and own Joh Thompson, adminis-' ness at the Bemidji postoffice
attractive price 1 .1 i I toone-eIhthline linof 0
Ou trator of the estate of Julius takes rank as the largest pi any
ioitiwctign iim-. tht-n.
jRuting. the Blackdtick man who second class postoffice^ in north-
JCWGlPV diedand left an estate ofv$9,000 Minnesota. Th office
to which no heirs can be found, ia larger money order business
valuesarecertain-j
ar
iim
oor
made of sheer steel. The safe is
one of the many improvements
which Mr. Winter is making in
Large Money Order Business.
rt will no doubt be interesting
news to many Bemidji people to
petition with Judg of than St. Cloud, Fergus Falls oi-
ly greater than 1
those elsewhere. I Probate Clark this morning pray- Crookston and all are much more
CD 1/ I
ing for license to sell part of the pretentious cities than Bemidji.
M.. t5/AWlXfc IV (estate to satisfy the claims of the, The office averages about thirty
513 THIRD STREET creditors. orders daily.
know that the money order OUSl- bridge -fund to the town of K.-ki.s. gioo i
expended on town road Injirinnlngj on the
i in seel ion section .34. runni ng then ce
section 13, them
nee norih to town line li
sadtow.
On motion by Commissioner Anderson, sec
I onded by Comnalsslonor Johnson, the follow-
QOeS Ing
FDR SALE- Fine quarter S6C-1 application of P..P. Maltrud-foelicense to
i.<p>tJlaekduck,
black loaill Cla I wasnapprovedthe
FOR SALEShor mill wood. $2
per load, delivered.Crookston
Lumber Company. 114-tf
FOll SALETwo thousand cords of
16-inch wood. Wes Wrijjfht. 54-tf
FOR SALE -Good milch cow.
Full blood Shorthorn. Cheap
if taken soon.
LOST Gold watch charm, be-1
tween court house and Third
street. Marked with initials
M. M, Leave at Pioneefuffice. I
162-tf
A. Paciuin
offic
TOCall RENtT Nice Furnished room
a Severson's dv\
store, nextdoor to First Nation-1 rivee rrn
al bank. 162-02
TO RENT Furnished rooms in
Achenbaeh block, Third street.
lo'.Mit
Wes Wright, City
158- tf
ANTED To fill your
W ant ad.
wants,
'ioneer
(WANTED Girls to learn to set
type. Pioneer otlic ")9 tf
painting oi
paper hanging, etc, for a good
horse, not less than 1200
pounds, W. C. Jones. Hi-J-tf
WANTED -Man with references
for commercial raveler, to call
on merchants and lurents. Ex-
_1,K./:!!^'
11
1
ing nun macmnery
worlc Roc Lake Lumber
Co. Powers. Minn. 162dtf
i wm ill must understand plan
s1'i\
Lady agents, best
selling skin food made (56 per
of.nt con mi'iainn ocrontsi ni'iku i Sylvester, auditor's fe es a mi
con 6 corn mission, agents nhoo
STtoSdL'a day., Send 50 cents
lor lull size box and terms,
BERT D. KIXJK
A JI I E
I'laos and .Specification.* for All Kinds ol
Buildings, lirick Block*, Court House*,
Hotels, 5chool Houses, Churches and Fine
Residences
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PROCEEDINGS
Board of County Commissioners
of Beltrami County. Minnesota,'
.1, I!III~OII and K. I! A ll'diTSon.
On motion. A Johnson was duly olectwl
11 ruinrari dialrman.
On motion thiHioard adjourned no :u
1:30 p. in.
AFTEKNOON -t: IO N.
Hoard n-e 'ii led :i- I" adjour.mcnt.
Commlssloifl r^ VVrltrht. Anderson, Johnson
and McDoutfald presi in.
in motion hy Commissioner A\derson, c
onded by ComnjlssloniTr Johnson, the followr
\T1ft resolution was adopt) d:
Uesolvcd, Tlial there lieand there is hereby
appropriated ou1 ot the county road and
r,-sol ut lor 1 was adopted
Resolved, That there be and there Is here by
appropriat ed oat of tin courtly road and
bridge fund to' tin- town i Liberty, fl00 to be
expended on tin-town mad between sections
i I and .T In sahl town.
Resolution Introduced by Commissioner
Anderson, seconded by Commissioner John
son:
Resolved, That heieafter all applications
for abatement of real or personal-"tasgsvx
for a ny alterati on or adjustment of the s:
must txar the written approval of theeormty
attorney before thoy win be considered or
acted upon i this board.
Resolution Introduced by Commissioner
McIHmgald. Seconded by Commissioner An
derson
Resolved, That the counts' attorn ey be and
he la hereby directed to Investigate the right*
of the county in the sawmill taken from one
MeKernan on an execution in favor of W. O.
Sehfl K)der, and to i like such action by suit or
otherw isc as be may deem tcst for the inte r
est of tlie county In the matte r.
tn motion, the petitions of Fred Hollander
and others and Hugo Elensel and oEhersfor
tiie organization o( new school districts in
the towns of Proton ami Bemidji were re
jected.
Moved by Commissioner McDougald, sec
nded by Commissioner Johnson, that the
i i i i .sell imoMcatint.* liuuors at Buei
turn northeast ol- approved carried.
v.\ ,\,A I\ .,,i.n,.,i .,,-,,1 f-amn On milli,th aplication of Andy
dUU.WU pine, Spruce and Ulna- perforliiensetosell intoxicating I
rac, besides a vast quant it of i
etc. Soil
subsoil, veriy little swamp,. Ap
ply at Pioneer office or address
Gv W. Newbery, Crookston,
Minn. loS tf
hardwoo such as birch, elm
N,"'i^1'
Wilo^nrejected,p
1 1 0 ^^gJ5n
1 5n?
Dl(lwe^It
ia Vista lie
0,L!
i ii'oriri! Cetfal, lalior on coun ty road.
Wm. McCnalif,
supplie-
I I (raluitii l\ noplio, meats for iiaupers
vanced National, ooO Dear- Dr. Caldwidl. nost mortem exantina-
boril^ St., CllicagO. !(32-tf Wm^'.Mce'uBrtf'VsuppUes for Sewoll
family, paupers 1
1
1 Wes. Wrbrht, kln after U/a ce
Thompson, paup er
E S,. I owlers,o
patients
Dr. Caldwell, medical jare of sriiatl
po and ol er emergency eases
T.J.Welch. iMistmy tin- warden no
tices
A. It. Palmer, lea nt hire by ditch i h
tzitiuwr
\V, A. Casler. salary as supervisor of
assessment
i: It Ander
nmedicarl
Dana--anaD
luors
M,
J3jc]i L62-tf Iron lCatnre Telephone Co.. wlrlnir
Cottrl hoil-e
'I'om Sloan, ciiitiio,' I- cords wood,
county jail
Warllcld Electrlf l-lirht Co.. Ilirlit.
cuurI house ami jail, SeidemlH'r
1 M. S. Mall liy meals for petit Jurors...
Earl Oell, meals for petit Jurors
It. Miller, meals for ie It Jurors
'J. .1. Doriin, lahor and material for
I Hill.' |Miie
'A.M. Ittik'lei. taklntr irrand Jurors to
I iMMir farm
1 E. II.Winter A: .supplies forcniinty
Jail
1 K. II Inter \(o (il auk for sldewiill
court lutnse irromuls
W. A. Itoyil. laUir and materlul at
eoii nl Jali
A. I J. A dU in-, Hi xir ilnslers for court
In jiiie
I Iv Itarrette, nisi of Inspection
I holler
A Inn Itenner, court deputy
Ooor'ireJ I'aliner. court depu ty
AW. Wrh'h i. court (leinily-.
Thos. Itailey. sherlll"-. fees and mil
aire
Tlios. nailey. she rltl's fees and mil
Tin
at
OF THE "In llailey. she rltf^fees and mile-
Mary
I' 1.
Regular Session. M'1ri'''IVIi.11^.'.7.-
lii Mi1.11. MINN,, i 20. 1903
Board of con rity commissioners of Belt rami
ecii ni i. Mimo'-oia mul a i in!- adjoiLtuxui
Metiilur- t,r. -.ut: lnrm Mel )on- :i
liaiie.v
M,Char^
O
di-iii, i I."*' in!,i :iu'i'. rii"
ut'ta
Martin Larson sureties.
O motion, amllt or was authoTlzod
soil li roil toi ilt'sk In liN office ftr not less
tliun 1^5.
(u mot-ion. the following claims were al
lowed and ordered paid:
John Brubaker, witness, State
(Jeorre Moffatt 280
State vs. Joseph Burns, justice court
expenses ii 35
Stale vs. John Sullivan, jusflce court
expenses 10 85
State\s. AW. Danahe r. Justice court
expenses 4
State vs. A. W Danaher, Ktstice court
oxpenstvs 4 85
State vs. A. W, Danaher, justice court
expenses 5 55
State vs. Wm. Merklej justice court
expenses
State vs. Joseph lturu-s, justice court
expenses
state vs. A. W. Danahe r. justice court
expenses
Siate vs. A W Danaher, Justice court
expenses
State vs. Joseph Hurtis, justice court
expenses
State vs. Joseph It urns, justice .Court
expenses
State vs. Joseph Ituriis, justice court
expenses
Andrew Swanson. witness. State vs.
Ii come Moil alt
Joseph Tainrart, witness, state is,
OetJitri! MOITBII
J. I', ratrtfert, witness, stai' vs.
(JeBrfC MotVatl
I{. S tii r, pew rlter rlblwits
Mciiill-W arner & Co., deed record:
l'loneer I'ressio., 1 hand statu)).
1'li'iieer I'ress Co., ,'i vols session laws.
sheep bound
gOOdS i W, M. elch Co.. supplies for super
intndet of schools
I'rin tiiifc.- 'o.. .1 i.'rc
hlotters
l'loneer I'ress Co.. hlmiks
Pioneer I'ress Co hlanl.s
Pioneer Press Co^, hlnjiks
Free I'ress 1'rintiiu' Co., hlitnks
Ell Kaiser, publishing slate tin-war
den notli-i'
Ed ICalser. publlshlnj,' Ilituor license
net Ices
I'd Iv utser, pulillsliiiiK' couitnlssUiuers'
ictnKll IIUS
K. II. Wint er Co., half.ton of hay for
poi ir farm
Georuo Britrht. taklntt AUur, pauper,
to tutor farm
Iteinidji .Mercantile Co., ^supplies for
loor farm
liraliain Ivnopkei meats for poor
farm
\V. A llovd. colllits for poor farm
F. Mal/ahu. supplies for poor farm
Charles Nailtfle, supplies for poor
farm
John 'Itriep. lal at poor farm
A. I\ line, meats for poor farm
I. ti.Sinis, half ii ut of hay for poor
farm
O'Leiirj ft bowser, supplies for poor
farm
J.J, Derail, labor and material for
poi if farm
Sew Sis el-son. la liof mi poor fa I'111
I John O'Brien. lalK. on ioo farm.
A. i Johnson, committ ee work, on
road and hrldtfc irk
I l SlmpUins, lalior on Turt.lo River
i anil 1 roliii count iad
Ouj siiupkltis. laltor on Turt le Klver
and i'rolui couiii roail
'.I .1. iipsahl. lalior on Turtle lilver
and I'orl Hot ouniy road
i .1 1 upsahi. lalKvr.en Turtle Ulve.r
inul I'rolui count road
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27 s7
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30 3S1
15
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10
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200 60
r, no
for
Willia.'m.,.
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i ItaloT. paupr
perience not required salary wnu-McCviaitt,' sunpiies for jackmon
$24 per week with expenses ad- L:,W!y,p?i
is
3 00
poucomi esmallpox.worl,e arem otft
ID 00
tx
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50
103 80
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f"r
Htit
before
statn the matter of assessment
i i D. L. Sylvester.ullI I days onauditod
.u,(in
Yates Manufacturing Co.,Hud-1 VJiiV,.,!f.1!*
:i
Imar of
it 01)
ip
43 Vs
7 ^0
55 ll
10
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30
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32 7."
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7 00
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27 oi)
27 00
27 CO
4*1 :w
llailey, he rllT's fees and mlle-
in
iti eo
kei iiiiii.' prisoners, |i-
T-IIUM. Itatl
teniher
Thos lialloy. sheriff's fees and milt
no tn)
D2J.-S5
15 si
IH)
ttiai run county Jail
witne.s.s, insanity or ipratfie
lyki I
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a*,-. i^Mer ,.r ,i rii- court
I M. I'd llibs, IMISI ak'.., r.*|ds
office
I It hod a. clerh qf courl fees
I I' \Y. Rhotla,Isstilrsrwrsonal property
taxcltai ii inn
I Kli..d i. :i days on lxar of audit
i Wes. Uri^'lit. 1 i.\ slgiilnu conimls
si, ners warrant
I-!. H. Anderson. n. isston.-r per
di-lii. -I.e tnile:i't "1
Wis.Wriclit. commissioner's per diem,
33.0t mil) atfe,
Jo hn McDougald, rotnmlssloner'.s ie
yi CO
10 to
71 H5
128 rt)
00
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On motion by Commissioner Johnson, sec
onded in CommlssjIotH-'i' Anderson, the follow
ing resolution was ado'pted:
Hi solved. That llw legisterof deeds lie and
lie Is hereby authorized and Instructed to de
liver to the register deeds. P. C, BJorneby,
of Clearwat er county, the original plats.
certified e,,iiies thereof at his discretion.of
property platte iu\ surveyed of territory in
said Clearwater county before said coun ty
was organized ami set off from this county,
On motion, the application of thclioardot
siii i visors of Buzzle forflOO to be appropri
ated out the county road and bridge fund
to the said town to Ire expended in building
.v.i rods of corauroy In said town was ap
proved:
On motion, the Imard adjourned.
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1
A. o. John-Jon. commissioner's ir
diem. -1 00: mile age. W
I', o. Sibley. 3 days on board of audit.
I" mlieage.. ?l.20
In I!. Henderson, coroner's fees
ami mileage
on motion, the auditor was Instructed a nd
:tutliori/ed to deltverto Clearwater county
tlm Held notes for towns In said county for
3 40 30
aiijournco
WES. WRIGHT.
Vice Chairman.
Attest:
I L.STLVESTEB,Clerk.